Emotional Signs to Look for in Elder Abuse Cases

By John ArnoldNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

A beloved senior member of your family has started to behave differently. She is showing signs that seem out of character. How do you know when what you are seeing is a symptom of abusive or neglectful behavior? And if it is, what should you do about it? Elder abuse is a problem in our country because there are so …

How to Detect Nursing Home Financial Abuse in Dallas

By John ArnoldNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

Nursing home abuse is something that’s received more attention in the past few years than it ever has in the past. Nursing home abuse occurs when the nursing home staff abuses the residents, either physically or emotionally. But there’s another type of nursing home abuse that’s not given as much attention and so, many people aren’t even aware of it. …

Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect Remains an Ongoing Problem

By John ArnoldNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

Abuse and neglect at nursing home facilities is a serious problem that affects elderly residents throughout the country. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, in 2014 Texas alone had more than 90,000 senior citizens residing in nursing facilities (as of 2014). If your loved one or family member has been the victim of abuse at one of these facilities, it …

The Shocking Scale of Nursing Home Abuse in Texas

By John ArnoldNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

A report last year from Fox7 and Adult Protective Services has called attention to a prevalent problem in the State of Texas: elder abuse. The investigation revealed examples of financial, physical, and emotional abuse of residents of area nursing homes, crimes that often go unreported and are difficult to prosecute. Statistics indicate more than 1,000 cases a month occur in …

Identifying and Stopping Identity Theft in Nursing Home Settings

By John ArnoldNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

Nursing home abuse and neglect doesn’t only include things like physical injuries, ignoring medical needs, insults, or sexual abuse. It also includes financial abuse or identity theft, which are growing problems for elderly Americans. According to the Elder Financial Protection Network (EFPN), 19 percent of people who reported identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission in 2012 were over age 60.  …

Elder Financial Abuse Nearly Cost Dallas Woman $15,000

By John ArnoldNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

A Dallas woman nearly lost $15,000 of her hard-earned retirement money recently after being contacted by a California scam artist posing as a man named Keith Miller. The scam artist called the Dallas woman and told her that her grandson had suffered a drunk driving accident in New Mexico. He claimed to be a lawyer, telling the woman that if she mailed $15,000 to a …

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